Re: [gdal-dev] GDAL/OGR 1.9.0 Released

On 12-01-19 11:02 PM, blueriver wrote: Are there plans to include FileGDB capability in the source files? Recompiling is outside our current abilities. I don't know if the is the appropriate place to ask, but when will this version be included as the GDAL/OGR for QGIS? Blue River, The FileGDB

Re: [gdal-dev] GDAL/OGR 1.9.0 Released

Are there plans to include FileGDB capability in the source files? Recompiling is outside our current abilities. I don't know if the is the appropriate place to ask, but when will this version be included as the GDAL/OGR for QGIS? -- View this message in context: http://osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble

Re: [gdal-dev] MapInfo TAB with WindowsLatin1 into Spatialite

Hi Jukka, I think you need to get it to a text form, which GML does. However, rather than hand edit the file, I would run it through recode to convert the character encoding. It would be faster, and not be as error prone as doing by hand. The link to the recode product is: http://recode.progi

Re: [gdal-dev] MapInfo TAB with WindowsLatin1 into Spatialite

Hi Jukka, for handling similar cases with MapInfo to PostGIS, there is an environment variable suitable for setting the client character encoding: export PGCLIENTENCODING=LATIN1 So maybe there is something similar for SQLite? I don't know. Otherwise try the following workaround, which does not

[gdal-dev] Launder=yes and Spatialite driver

Hi, Spatialite driver document http://gdal.org/ogr/drv_sqlite.html says about Layer Creation Option LAUNDER LAUNDER=yes/no: Controls whether layer and field names will be laundered for easier use in SQLite. Laundered names will be convered to lower case and some special characters will be changed

[gdal-dev] MapInfo TAB with WindowsLatin1 into Spatialite

Hi, My MapInfo TAB files have attributes with WindowsLatin1 encoding. Direct conversion with ogr2ogr from Mapinfo formta into Spatialite seems to give wrong encoding in the Spatialite database. I have not discoverd any direct way for changing the encoding into utf-8 with GDAL yet. However, I feel

Re: [gdal-dev] Ogr2ogr, Mapinfo, Spatialite and mixed line geometrytypes

Hi Jukka, unfortunately MapInfo does not have the ability to enforce the geometric type of a table, to the extent that you could also mix polygons, points and linestrings in the same table! Moreover, MapInfo does not make a formal distinction between linestring and multilinestring, nor between p